> While I'm sure that the majority of Republican voters would prefer "not Trump," who that "not Trump" candidate could be was never clear. Why are you sure of

> While I'm sure that the majority of Republican voters would prefer "not Trump," who that "not Trump" candidate could be was never clear. Why are you sure of that? He's gotten a record number of votes for a Republican primary. It's very clear that, in fact, the majority of Republican voters want Trump, along with a sizable percentage of independents who voted in some of the primaries. It's this kind of wishful thinking by non-Republicans that leads to all the laughable errors of the pundit and pollster class.